I can remember going to this cinema 50 years ago when cinema going was the place to take your girlfriend. This was my first visit for a few years as I have found the seats uncomfortable, the viewing lines from some seats in the smaller...More

Screen 1 has the tiniest screen imaginable, in an absolutely massive room. We were about two thirds of the way back (as in most cinemas this means you can see the whole screen without having to move your head too much) but in this cinema...More

We live in Salisbury and have visited this Cinema on other occasions. I have remarked before on the noise level during the film showing. Extremely loud for us both to sit there throughout the file - painful experience. It was so bad that that when...More

Forget those fake gothic 1930s jobs, this is a genuine medieval baronial hall, converted in Victorian times to a theatre, and more recently a cinema. As you walk through the foyer, the ceiling is incredible, and there's stained glass and ancient fireplaces too. I went...More

Visiting Salisbury for the day with family, a friend who lives in Salisbury had given up a day to take us around the city. It as very hot, and the added bonus was that she knew many places that were less well known parts of...More

Unusual location for a cinema in a medieval building! Tapestries and chandelier in the biggest screen and medieval fireplace etc in foyer. You will never visit a cinema quite like it and it adds a bit of a special atmosphere. Take time to look at...More

We visited the cinema to watch a 'live' transmission from the Covent Garden Royal Opera House in Screen 1. Whilst the seats were extremely comfortable, we seemed to be a long way away from a very small screen and next time we will book seats...More

This historic cinema has the most wonderful architecture throughout the foyer, and was well worth a visit, even though we didn't see a movie. It is worth the visit just for the history of the building.

I live in Salisbury and agree what a great building the Odeon cinema is ... however, if you are actually going there to watch a movie then don t expect a great experience in terms of picture quality and sound ... in screen 1 it...More

I went there to see rogue one and the lady who sold the tickets advised me a great seat and the film was shown in a spectacular room it seems to be in a 1800 theatre and I almost expected a lady to sing opera!